Age of members (poll)

[Detached Observer]

I'm 26 this month. Good to see all the younguns trying to better themselves. I feel better about the fate of the world already.

-db

[Lallymac]

I'm 49, 50 in July and still have heaps of things I haven't done yet. I graduated with a degree in Education last year so can knock that off my list. Learnt that the more you know, the more you realise how little you know.
My kids are 26, 24, 21 & 11 and I feel like I've been parenting my entire adult life..oh s...!! I have. Is time for me now.
Lallymac

[sueb61246]

Holy Cow! I'm 60 and 1/2! Sheesh!

[pinkhighlighter]

I am 25, soon to be 26 (in about 3 months).

[whoarei]

I just joined. I too am over 40.

[starlet]

I'm 24 and 2.5 months.

[llong]

Wow.....young crowd!

I'm 37.

[Green]

i am a new member and i am 25

[aabukar]

i am 25 years old suddenly i dont feel that i am old

[aabukar]

Originally Posted by Green

i am a new member and i am 25

i am 25 years old and i am a new member too and it seems we both have the same number of posts but i am a member for a bout an hour

[thinktank]

Why do you think the curve is so skewed?

Is it because as soon as people cross the magic age of 23 a large no of them, loose their interest in personal development?

And why do you think there are so few people in the 0-18 group. Its really very small, remembering the fact that the number of people in that age group is distributed over a 18 year interval.

[Haris]

I'm the one and only 16.

[openeyes]

Originally Posted by thinktank

Why do you think the curve is so skewed?

Is it because as soon as people cross the magic age of 23 a large no of them, loose their interest in personal development?

And why do you think there are so few people in the 0-18 group. Its really very small, remembering the fact that the number of people in that age group is distributed over a 18 year interval.

After college people start getting full time jobs and starting families. People over 35 didn't grow up with the internet. In the 0-18 group, I wouldn't expect many people to start logging on until their early teens.

[thestral]

I'm 24 I feel so old!

[Nwyvre]

I am going to wax esoteric and comment that the body we occupy ages, the mind and spirit are ageless and timeless. As Marcus Aurelius once said " We are what our thoughts make us" or as a dear friend once said, "we are only as old as what is in us, thus all women should date younger men"

[Benny2]

I am 51.

Maybe I should change my name to Uncle Benny2.

What do you think?

[jolynnong]

I am always young at heart, so age is just a number. It doesn't really mean much as long as we are happy, we enjoy each day, we are grateful with what we have ... Live a life that is abundance.

[hardian]

26 going on 27
in my mind i try not to change how i react to adult life.
i still jokes and behave like a college student but with a lot less sarcastic and less loud.

To me adult life is so full of border that binds me and boring too

[interfire]

I am 63. Three times the age of some members. Lots of life experience and knowledge but inside my head doesn't feel much different than when I was 25. I feel I must establish credibility on who I am and what I know, related somewhat to experience, rather than age. So -------?

Interfire

PS: I am Canadian, live on the west coast of Norway, married a younger Norwegian woman of a mere 52 years, we have 6 young adults between us. My 2 live in Vancouver,

[kbeitel]

Hi, I'm 34.

[yennyw]

Hi!! I'm 23 going on 24!
When I was 9 I used to think of myself as clear headed enough to vote. The time has passed and I feel waaay less clear headed!

[my sweet shadow]

Hi. I'm just 23

[dulaney0330]

22...almost 23 EEK!

[electricglitter]

Originally Posted by openeyes

After college people start getting full time jobs and starting families. People over 35 didn't grow up with the internet. In the 0-18 group, I wouldn't expect many people to start logging on until their early teens.

I'm 23. I think it's because people in their 20s and 30s are more likely to read blogs. When I was a teen I wasn't as interested in personal development, I wanted immediate results.

[ggg281]

I usually don't participate in online polls, but I am very surprised at the poll results. I thought the 40+ age range would of had a higher poll results.

[kahyee2007]

I think it's great to have people of all ages coming in to talk. Hopefully we can bridge the generation gap even closer and learn from different experiences.

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[JMononoetoe]

Gee I don't know what to choose... 0 - 18 or 18 - 23...
Well, I'm 18. I think I like the latter choice better. I chose that one.

[PeteD]

I'm in the older category at 53 this coming birthday.

As someone said earlier those over 35 grew up without living in an internet age, so they probably still have a more offline mentality. My wife does very little on the computer and wonders what I am on about when I talk about blogging.

I got my first computer in the 80s, a MacPlus, but didn't really get into computers again properly until 2003 and it is only when you make that transition from being completely offline in all your thinking to how the world works online that you begin to appreciate just much has changed.

And I think we have only scratched the surface so far.

Peter.

[Teo]

Hi!
I am 28 years old. I am not young, but and not old. Middle age of my epoch!

[Chiromom]

Most of my life I have felt that I have always been "too young". Now I realize that I'm not and I'm one of the older crowd at 30. Where did my 20's go? Seriously though, I never put much thought into personal development until very recently when I had an opportunity to take time out and reflect.